If you are passionate about woodworking and are in possession of dainty hands then let me tell you that woodworking projects are easy to build and sell. You can follow your love and do what you do best or you can do some market research and find out what sells the best.
You can try diversifying your choices or just keep on doing one type by using your woodworking tools till you master it well and then move on to the next. Uniqueness is something well appreciated and if you can add something of your own, you will be able to add your signature to it. If you want to learn woodworking by yourself, you may want to watch some diy videos on "60+ easiest woodworking projects for beginners".
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Personalized Wooden Signs
Everybody loves a personalized message somewhere in their home. Whether it’s an enlightened thinker’s musing, a bible passage, or a snarky remark to incoming guests, personalized signs are quite popular in the modern day home.
There’s no way you’ve gone through an arts and crafts store like A.C. Moore or Christmas Tree Shop and not seen these kinds of signs.
And they’re quite easy to make. All you need is a block of wood, some stain, a little paint, and a delicate touch, and you can market these “personalized signs” to everyone and anyone!
For inspiration, it’s as easy as googling “personalized signs” and picking whichever one fits your or your customer’s liking.
Business Card Holder
Everyone that wishes to rise in business has their own business card, and it’s often difficult to organize the little devils.
If you keep them in that hefty box they came it, not only is it a little unsightly, but one little push from an eager client, and you have thousands of little paper monsters rioting on your floor.
These people need card holders.It’s a niche market, but the card holders are easy to make, and if you’re good at customization and can throw a name on the holder, wealthy businessmen and businesswomen will start placing orders sooner than you can make them!
Personalized Jenga-Style Blocks
Everyone’s favorite game of strategy, balance, and precision has remained unchanged for over 20 years.And for $10 a set, this game has been selling to families all throughout that 20 years.
Why not make a little profit yourself with a little adjustment?The blocks aren’t too difficult to make, so once they’re made, try offering potential buyers the ability to customize the blocks. You can add names of family members on the blocks to make a “Jenga Family Tree”, or perhaps throw some math equations on their as a sort of “Jenga Flash Card” set for budding children.
Or for the more ‘adult’ crowd, you can hop on the popular “Jenga Drinking Game” train and throw on drinking rules for each of the blocks. You can watch more ideas about jengas in this video.
Kitchen Serving Trays
For anyone that likes to enjoy meals in the comfort of their own couch or for anyone that likes to surprise that special someone with breakfast in bed, it’s not a mystery that food is likely to get everywhere and possibly ruin some of the furniture.
Fortunately, there are such things as kitchen trays, which are convenient, dug-out wooden trays designed for holding plates, glasses, and silverware without the risk of having anything be unstable and fall onto the expensive furniture.
And you can guarantee there’s a large market for the customizability of these fine items. You can find “rustic trays” on Etsy.com starting at $40 for a little under 2 hours of work! Just make sure you use non-toxic wood or paint over repurposed pallet wood completely.
Ottoman Trays
These are very similar to kitchen serving trays, but they’re substantially bigger and designed to turn an ottoman into a mock “coffee” table without the need to purchase additional furniture.
These are just as easy to the maker as their kitchen counterpart, only they go for much more! A nicely designed ottoman serving tray can run upwards of $200!And with that beauty of customization for your customer, that price can easily go higher.
The only downside is that most homes only need around 1, and the market is not as big as the others. But one of these projects every now and again can add some serious revenue to that side-business of yours!
Bath Trays
For the people that just want to soak and relax after a long day of work, a bath tray can be a wonderful addition to their bathtub.
These trays are perfect for holding a lengthy romance novel, a set of wine glasses for that special occasion, a collection of aromatic candles for the more difficult days at work, a place to lay a romantic meal next to the wine glasses, or even simply as a place to leave a cellphone so it doesn’t get ruined with any accidental overflow.
These trays require a little additional assembly compared to the kitchen and ottoman variety, but can bring in some serious money with the right customers!
Easels
Perfect for any family with a budding artist or a parent on the verge of that dreaded midlife crisis, a well-structured easel is sure to make a great addition for any artist.
These require a very minimal amount of wood but do require additional hardware such as hinges and screws for the folding mechanism and portability of the easel.
The design, however, is quite simple, and these can easily run upwards of $20 for even the most basic of looks (since the canvas is really the center of attention). A good, sturdy design can help you stay in business for many moons to come!
Personalized Wooden Letters
What better gift can someone receive that wooden letters sprawled out on the walls spelling out their name or personal message?
If you’re good with a jigsaw, you can get some decent dough out of the ‘letter-making’ market. Each letter can run anywhere from $2-$20, depending on the intricacy of the design.
Meaning, most names with even the most basic designs can ring up close to $30 for less than 2 hours of work, and a beautifully designed message can bring that up into the three-figure range!
The market for rustic wooden letters is booming right now, so hop on the letter train before it leaves the station!
Floating Shelves
People like to have a lot of stuff. That’s a fact. Whether it’s trophies, figurines, plastic or wooden models, books, or pictures of family members, nearly every household has at least one shelving unit, and people like these shelves to look pretty and match the artistic design of each room.
If you can make the assembly of these shelves easy for the consumer – we recommend the French cleat method, you can find here – and turn some simple pieces of wood into a work of art, you can dominate the floating shelf market and be the centerpiece of every wall of your customers!
Hexagonal Shelves
But who enjoys straight wooden board shelves much anymore? We are progressing quickly into the modern age, and simple planks simply cannot keep up.The new trend that’s hitting the contemporary market is Hexagonal shelves.
As far as shelves go, they’re not too efficient at holding much (six pieces of wood with the only piece used for storage), but they look quite pretty and are quite easy to make. You can usually charge double for these shelves compared to the traditional floating shelves, and with a little customizable paint option, you can dominate the contemporary scene with these neat looking shelves.
Trigonal Shelves
If you wish to have the shelf double as a breath-taking work of art, we simply cannot recommend anything better than the trigonal shelf or mountain shelf.
Compared to the hexagonal and floating shelves, these are incredibly inefficient at holding things, with the very little real estate to work with. However, the simple design can turn the traditional shelf into a beautiful piece of furniture that doubles as a captivating work of art.
These types of shelves are also dominating the contemporary markets, so get ?the circular saws and make these beautiful household additions while they’re still fresh and in style!
Bowls & Chopsticks
If you’ve got any bamboo lying around and an appreciation for Asian culture, you can create customizable bamboo bowls and chopsticks that will make a beautiful addition to any kitchenware.
While bowls are more designed for the ceramic aspect of art, the rustic nature that a wooden bowl brings to the table will catch the eyes of many Asian cuisine fanatics!
And if you offer the option to embroider the chopsticks or the bowls with the names of the customer’s choice, you can turn these into a splendid Christmas or birthday present that can rack up to $30 per set!
Customized Wooden Coaster
You find these in bars and restaurants all the time. Even home bars tend to have a couple of these laying around for good measure.
If you know of a small little brewery or restaurant that just started in your area or know a couple families that like to host parties, these wooden coasters will make a great addition to their establishment or basement.
They take just a little bit of cutting, sanding, stain, and painting, and can easily bring in a substantial amount of money.
Plus, these coasters will act as free advertising for your small business with every person that attends these pubs and parties! Double whammy!
Coffee Table
Are the small accessories and knick-knacks not your kind of thing? Are you more of a big-picture kind of person with a love for long projects?
Then the coffee table market is perfect for you! These take quite a lot more time than any of the other projects listed above, but can bring in some serious cash with the right design and customers!
Check out these 40 Coffee Table Woodworking Projects.
Bring a couple of your works and creations to some local furniture trade shows, and you can watch yourself rake in close to over a month’s salary, as well as a list of customers eagerly awaiting your next project or work!
Wooden Garden
Everyone loves a good small home garden, but those store-bought plastic containers for the plants can be a little unsightly and are very susceptible to damage.
There’s a good market for convenient, portable home gardens for small flowers and vegetables. It’s as easy to make as an open box, and with a couple dividers, you can create a well-organized garden accessory sure to be a staple for every home garden.
Even the most simple of wooden home gardens can be worth up to $15 for herbs and up to $100 for medium-sized vegetables and fruits, like tomatoes and cucumbers!
Wine Rack
Nothing says class like a rustic wine rack to show off a collection of signature and exquisite bottles for any home bar or kitchen.These mini shelves are quite easy to make and can add a new flair of sophistication to any home bar or local brewery.
And with many homes falling into the “contemporary but traditional’ style that has taken over the decade, these wine racks are in high demand and can fetch a pretty penny for even a more simplistic design.Feel free to get creative with the design for some more bargaining power. And for a design to hold a small number of bottles, you can expect up to $50 per unit sold.
Nightstand
This is a staple for nearly every bedroom. Whether it’s to place a lamp for reading, a nighttime novel for said reading, a place to keep an alarm clock, a place to leave your phone that acts as an alarm clock, or even a place to leave a cup of sleepytime tea before bed, everyone benefits from a little nightstand.
And they’re not much more than vertical coffee tables. They’re easy to make, easy to transport, and in high demand because nearly every bedroom needs one. Throw on a little lacquer or aesthetic design, and you can profit up to around $150 for the construction of one of these.
Buttons
Not just for suits and pants! Wooden buttons seem like an artifact of the past, but they’re actually in increasingly high demand with the new trend of self-designed retro clothing.
People that love to sew clothing are in need of buttons, and with the rural lifestyle being popular in the market today, little buttons are making quite a comeback. And they’re incredibly simple and easy to make from any type of wood. You can even make them with tree branches!
Throw a pretty design on there as well and you can pawn them off as “designer buttons” or even try and create a collectible series of different style buttons. You can learn how to make a button here in this video.
Shoe Rack
Everybody's got shoes. Back in the day, people used to have shoe boxes: boxes with the sole purpose of storing multiple pairs of shoes (no pun intended).
The market for shoe boxes is not incredibly high, but there’s still a good amount of people that own multiple pairs of shoes and need a way to keep them organized for when guests come over. These are where shoe racks come in!
They’re easier to make than shoe boxes and can bring in a good $40 per unit. And if you’re feeling fancy, you can make a shoe cubby and double the cost!
Engagement Rings
Whether summer’s right around the corner or not, it doesn’t really matter. People are getting married year round, and the demand for rings is rising every day.
And while the standard gold ring with the diamond is still the most popular, the more affordable wooden wedding bands and engagement rings are on the rise!
If you’re good with wood and have a very subtle hand with great patience and technique, you can start profiting from the wooden ring market! These tiny little buggers are selling for upwards of $200!
You probably will need fancier wood than repurposed pallet wood, but that little extra in the materials will pay off! Especially if you can offer a personal message to be placed inside the rings!
Wooden Flag
The semi-burnt flag made out of wood is a highly sought after display for many hard-working Americans. It represents the struggle of fighting for freedom with the costs that come with the fight, as well as the homemade mantra of working with one’s bare hands straight to the bone.
The flag is captivating, thought-provoking, highly symbolic, and surprisingly simple to make.You don’t even need to do a heavy sanding job, since the rougher the wood, the more character that comes with the art.
America isn’t polished. It’s tough and fierce, and there’s nothing else quite like it. One of a kind.?
Cutting Boards
Anyone who’s ever cooked in the kitchen knows the value of a good, sturdy, and durable cutting board. And with the word ‘board’ right in the name, you can imagine that they’re not too difficult to make.This project is more meant for the creative soul. You can look up examples of how people have modified cutting boards to gain more of an appeal.
There’s some with marked degree angles for more precision cuts, some with rulers to know how long each thing is being cut, and there’s even one with an embedded knife holder. Get creative, and you can lure in some high-paying customers.
Cigar Box
As far as old-fashioned, cigar boxes are definitely up on the list. But the idea behind a cigar box is still new! These don’t have to be filled with cigars. These can be used to store jewelry, assorted small items, the cigar’s cousin the cigarette, and all different sorts of things people keep in small boxes.
The demand is not very high for these either, but everyone is into customizable anything. If you’re able to throw a personal design or an embroidered name onto the box, you can manage to make some extra money out of pieces of scrap wood!
Sunglasses Box
People tend to spend hundred of dollars on designer sunglasses. And these sunglasses are very susceptible to damage, most often being crushed in purses and pockets or stepped on accidentally (even in their case, damage can occur).
In any case, people are more than willing to buy a personalized sunglasses box to keep their designer shades perfectly intact for the long haul.
You’ll need to get some hinges to place on the box but the rest is quite simple! Just a few cuts on a plank and some hinges screwed in, maybe even a locking procedure, and you can make around $40 for a good sunglasses box!
Board Game Pieces
Anyone that’s ever had kids can tell you that whenever small items are involved, things can go missing. And board games are no exception to this rule.
You can hop on the board game train and make replacement tokens and pieces from common board games, such as chess, checkers, backgammon and more!
Plus, people often times tend to use board game pieces for crafts and projects, and they would rather buy an additional piece online than steal from their own board game.
You can check out this site for more information on selling game pieces and for ideas of what pieces you should make!
Board game boards
If you’re not into making small pieces but still want to have a grab at some of the board game action, you can create individual board game boards out of wood!
Some of the more popular board designs are for Chess/Checkers, Chinese Checkers, Settlers of Catan, and even Monopoly!
There’s a good market for custom-made board game boards as well. If you’re good with fine detail and have a good amount of quality wood sitting around, making boards is the way to go!
These board game boards can easily run up around $65 for something as simple as a Mancala board!?
Dining Chairs and Stools
It’s very easy to make a dining chair and stools. These are perfect for the modern day rustic dining room, and a staple at most home bars or local breweries.
If you’re good with tools, have a lot of extra wood and stain lying around, and have a good 4 hours, you can make a couple of these chairs and stools and bring in a sizable fortune from DIY furniture.
And as always, people will pay top dollar for customizable furniture. If you can put a name on the seat of the stools or the headrest of the chairs, you’ll have customer requests for days to come!
Customizable Guitar Picks
These types of guitar picks are quite easy to make and are perfect for that special musician or guitar player in someone’s family.While they’re not quite good at being used for playing guitar (wood and metal plus constant friction are bad for both parties), the make a lovely ornament for any player and are a great gift, for Christmas or birthdays, to give to that serenading someone.
With just a little bit of stain and a good amount of sanding, these picks can bring you in a good profit, with most sets of three running about $8.
Incense
Most up-and-coming college students or adults who clearly never made it out of the 1970s are still obsessed with incense.They come in all different shapes and sizes and smells, and are to this day, still selling like hot cakes, online and in stores!
They’re a little tricky to make, but once you perfect the formula, you can make a killing off of these simple little sticks.You can check out this video for more information on how to create your own incense and get started with perfectly accompanying a Jefferson Starship album or being the bane of a Resident Advisor’s existence!
Groomsman Kit
Similar to the cigar box we have listed above, a Groomsman kit is a perfect accessory for an ‘on the go’ business man or a prepubescent son that has just started developing some little peach fuzz on his upper lip!
As with the cigar box, you’ll need to do a little sanding and know your way around working with hinge mechanics, but once you get this part down, the rest of the box is a breeze.
You can also add additional cost to the box if it comes pre-stocked with grooming equipment, such as razors, travel-sized shaving cream, and combs!
Model Cars & Airplanes
If you’re really good with woodworking and puzzle-pieces, you might want to consider recreating some scale model vintage vehicles or old WWII fighter planes out of wood.
It’s most definitely difficult and will require a lot of time, but these little puppies can bring in tremendous amounts of cash, suitable for the hours of work that is being put in.
One pair of wooden Ford Model A cars is currently priced at $250. And the vintage car collector market is as big as it ever was now, and these will make great gifts for those car show junkies or WWII buffs.
Yarn Bowl
Yup! Yarn bowls. What are they, you might ask? Good question! Yarn bowls are exactly what they sound like: bowls designed to hold the yarn.
They have a lid for the ball of yarn to be placed in, and a little tea-kettle like a slit in the side for the yarn to come out. This prevents any unnecessary tangling of the yarn and makes traveling with a ball of yarn much easier.
If you’re good at carving and working a jigsaw, the yarn bowl is for you. It’s a niche market, but that just means you can catch yourself a little extra money when selling it online, given the lack of supply.
Wooden Beads
Have a lot of scrap wood from your last project, but don’t want to throw it out? Consider making it into beads for Do It Yourself necklaces!
These wooden beads are incredibly tiny and in high demand in the crafts department right now. People love making their own necklaces for school and for rainy days.
If you’re into selling just bare supplies, you can bring in around $4 per pack of 100. It’s not an incredible amount of money, but it’s more money than you would make if you were to throw out the wood instead! Why not give it a try?
Key Holders
Back to the common rustic look that every rural family loves in their homes, key holders are always in demand.People love having a place to put their keys so they don’t get lost in pockets somewhere, and there’s always a demand for personalized key holders.
It could be a pun about family life, or a comment on whatever pets have currently made their territory. People love these simple decorations right next to their front doors.With just a board, a little creative painting, and some simple small hooks, you can find yourself around $15 per holder, all for around 30 minutes of sanding, cutting, and painting.?
Fancy Pens
Penmaking is one of America’s older hobbies, and it is still relevant and kicking today.
Sure, a simple ball-point Bic is all one needs to sign some legal documents, but a beautifully designed wooden pen will separate the business boys and girls from the business men and women.
These types of pen deliver great class and taste on whatever desk they lay.
These pens need a special kind of wood to be made (for the best design, that is), but each one of these elaborate pens can run up anywhere between $15 and $60 per unit.
Maybe write this idea down and mull on it for a couple days!
Clipboards
Nothing says “I’m in charge” then a loud person running around with a clipboard. It almost immediately signifies leadership and coordination with any event, whether it be a wedding, a bar mitzvah, a quinceañera, or even a simple birthday party.
The clipboards that they carry tend to see a good deal of use, so you can imagine the market for customizable clipboards is through the roof. You can easily spray-paint a name on the back of these or a funny slogan like “Back Off! I don’t need more stress right now!” or “Call me queen/king or you’re off the list!” These are sure to be a hit.
Candle Holders
Even with the invention of LED lightbulbs and fluorescent lighting, candles still continue to have a sizable impact on today’s contemporary market. If you’re good with carvings and bowls, candle holders are right up your alley!
You can turn that simple candle holder into a masterful candelabra and bring in about $40 per candelabra. These will, without a doubt, bring a great deal of presence and style as the centerpiece of any table.
You can also go a little further and make wooden menorahs for the Chanukah celebration! Make a couple dozen of these around October, and you’ll be sure to sell out by mid-December!
Cake/Pastry Stand
Ever seen the show Cake Boss? Better yet, ever been to a wedding? If the answer to either of those is yes, then you know just how crazy some wedding cakes can get. Some of them can even weigh upwards of 60 pounds!
And while the cake gets most of the attention, a well-designed cake stand can really help the dessert stand out from the crowd.
If it’s a woodland theme or rustic themed wedding or special occasion, nothing is better than the repurposed tree trunk pastry stand to add an extra level of rustic flair. It’s incredibly simple to make and can bring in a sizeable profit.
Wood Art
Not into making furniture or taking orders from people, but still really good with woodworking? Consider just making art out of wood.
We’re not necessarily talking about elaborate pieces like chainsaw carvings, although if you have a knack for chainsaw carving, definitely keep with that.
Those have an incredibly high market value, and you can get hired to do shows as well! Double income!
But if you can replicate the intricate pattern of a victorian fence, or can arrange pieces of wood to just look aesthetically pleasing, you can bring these pieces of art to trade shows and clean up!
Reclaimed Pallet Wood
Not a very ‘arts-and-crafts’ kind of person, but still want to make a little extra money on the side? Consider repurposing pallet wood!
If you have access to a bunch of pallets that is just ready to be thrown away and have a good grasp of separating the planks without causing damage to the wood, you can make about $10 per pallet with that bundle of separated, clean wood!
Thousands of DIY furniture makers are looking for cheap, durable wood to start their next project.You can also make a pretty penny with old barn wood too if you have one just rotting away in a yard somewhere. Also, you can find out how to find your reclaimed pallet wood here.
Wooden Toys for Children
There was a time when toys made out of wood only (I know it was quite a long time ago and I sound like a grandma here!).
But these days in most markets they have become a novelty. You only have to ask around to realize the crazy high prices being charged by stores for wooden toys for children. Hence wooden toys can be good money making wood project for you.
They are considered a novelty because:
- They are safer than toys made from other materials
- They usually last for quite a long time.
Thus the result is that parents and everybody is ready to pay top dollar to buy even the simplest of wooden toys as long as they are well made from good quality wood.
Since this is an item for children, you do need:
- To make the toys safe, sturdy and durable.
- Please do not compromise on the materials you use.
- Follow the laws of your state for children toys and make these little things for the little babies!
Related - ?Check out these 40+ Woodworking Projects For Kids.
Love Chair
This Adirondack chair and matching love seat are designed for outdoor comfort. This is a good project because:
- They're designed for easy assembly, so that a novice can build them.
- And you can build them from inexpensive, durable wood that, once stained, looks beautiful.
- Not only can you welcome your guests on here but you can also invite your sweetheart to sit here with you.
This is a very good woodworking for money: people love these twin chairs these days and they make very good garden furniture as well. If you can master making these you will sure be able to make a lot of profit. Rock ‘em!
Baby Cradles
A baby cradle is one of the most important furniture for babies that they need at a very tender age. The wooden ones are specially preferred as they have a charm of their own. Parents often like to get special furniture made for their children and most of the time they need it.
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- It is always in high demand.
- Parents will usually spare no expense in picking up the best cradle they can afford to buy.
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- Pay extra attention to the safety and quality of the product and
- Use only the very best materials.
A great option when making children’s furniture is to make itself assembled kind. That way you can even sell your furniture online and easily ship it in dis-assembled form.
Picture Frame
Picture frames are one of the very versatile woodworking projects that sell.
- You can make it as simple as you like. A little bit of ingenuity allows you to create several signature designs.
- This is one woodworking project that can never go out of fashion, because people would always need photo frames no matter the amount of selfies they take.
Making Picture Frames - Woodworking Projects via Chris Salomone
Wooden Painting Bench
You can build a light, but strong bench. You can use it as
- A table
- As a scaffolding
- As well as for sitting.
These kinds of benches are quite a hit among young home-owners with gardens or backyard space.
Birdhouses
This is one of the small wood projects to make money. Outdoors woodworking projects are extremely popular.
There are many interesting projects you can do for the garden, portico, backyard etc and in the same category comes a very charming and popular woodworking project - the birdhouse.
While you may find it a little strange that people are willing to spend money on something as trivial as birdhouses, it is in fact true.
Environment plays a big role in determining property prices and an environment full of chirping birds is sure to make those property prices soar high. A little investment on birdhouses doesn’t seem so silly then.
Storage Organizer
People organize their entryways with a simple storage locker for jackets, shoes and other stuff that clutters that area. A handsome organizer, on the other hand can help keep things stay organized.
Storage organizers are something that you can build in a day and is an easy woodworking project to make money.
Garden Bench
Assemble this attractive, comfortable garden bench. We can show you how to build it so it's strong and durable, using a simple biscuit joinery technique. Rustic garden benches look very regal.
Easy Homemade Garden Bench via Soat Mon
Miniature Mantle Clock
A clock, no matter how tricky it might seem, is actually one of the easiest things to make.
- It is very economical to make
- Simple
- Takes little time and
- Ends up looking and selling like a premium high quality woodworking item.
It is woodworking for money in every true sense.
?Check out this tutorial on instructables
Wooden Kitchen Utensils
Quite an interesting woodworking project you can undertake is to make spoons, ladles and other kitchen utensils of all sizes out of wood.
Wooden spoons and ladles are going to be raging popular products. Getting a lathe will go a long way in making any kind of wood bowls, spoons and ladles.
13 Quick Woodworking Projects You Can Make
With these woodworking projects you can easily start your work and soon turn it into a full-fledged business. Here are some videos to inspire you more:
13 Woodworking Projects You Can Make as Christmas Gifts! via Make Something
For more easy woodworking projects for beginners??, you can visit here.
Gene Mcarthur
Great looking Projects , Love the bird house project.just built new wood shop and looking for new things to try out
Kitchen Appliances
Thank you for your helpful writings.
dave mac
Great Stuff , Lots of Ideas.
Steve
Oh my gosh! So many captivating objects here! I am so glad that I don’t have to choose my favorite one, because then I would be lost. Such beautifully crafted items, from buttons (who would have thought that you can make your own buttons!), to trivets, and more! I absolutely love your bird houses. They are amazing!
And the furniture doesn’t even look handcrafted. I would take it for a factory made if I didn’t know that someone actually made it, because it looks perfect.
Wood is such a great material to work with. You can make pretty much anything with it, and the sky is the limit.
I also came across more woodworking project ideas. If anyone loves working with wood, and would like to expand their outlook on wood, they might find them quite interesting and appealing.
Steven Fox
Is there a plan for the small 2 seater picnic bench please
Jerry
I have same question as Steven Fox. I have searched for several hours and cannot fine a plan for that 2 seater
Tim
Nice list of projects – never would have thought of wooden buttons or guitar pics!
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